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~ict~nce. : Haney- star, 01 , • • Eri Rorr' ri . , ~,tt. Al. I ite den. of aughter t; Esq• 1$ roll' __--- , 1,:54' a rdeen• ve.r. °f Miss c wifc. 'ubbs►" a ge: ey, 10 } . ~4`• Coll .e. 05 „f leis ~, .. _...-=-. >, . ~{ V ~ ''_ ;;P' ::a: r t e ' t r C 5.. NUMBER 551,5.1 • ; : 1 NEW THEATRE . ROYAL, - COVENT-GARDEN. TO - MORROW EVENING, May 17,1810, will be performed the Play of_ KING JOHN. King lobo, Mr. K ; Prince A rtimr, Master CH.- PM AN ;,* Faulconbringe, Mr O. KL L E ; Hubert. Mr. EGEK Ti • ."; Lady Constance, Mrs. SIDDUNS. To which wilt be added-, the M usical,Eiitertainment of PAUL AND VIRGINIA. Don Antoni., F RI ES ; Tropic, Mr. Bi: t. LAM Y.; Paul, Mr. INCLEDON ; Dominique, Mr. SIMMONS ; Sebastian, Mr. CLA REMONT; Diego, Mr. KING ; • Virginia, Mrs.- 1-1, ; lacintha, 'Atli's. LISTON ; Maiy, Miss MARTYR ; Inis, Mrs. ILIFF: 13 0XeS 7s. Second Price 3s. 6d.—Pit 3s. 6d. ,Second Price ''s• Gallery 2s. Second Price' is.---Upper Gallery Js. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brindon. at the w Box-Of fi ce, in Prince's-place, Hart-stieet, - from Ten till Fue r . Th- )o(irs• will be opened at Half past Five, and The Play ( ") . 4 1, • (lair past Six. • , ,Iturday, King Henry the Eighth ; With Is Hea Prince?, ;?1, Nlqu or day, Hamlet. Prince of Denmark; with Harlequi n t'edlar, , The Haunted Well. The Public are respedfirlly informed, that a new Musical :.‘kfrer-piece, and a new Comedy, called The Widow's Only bl si ' o n , are in rehearsal, and wilt be p ro d uce d as soon a s pos , • THE PITT SEAL, Sacred to the Memory of that upright Statesman, to whom Pritain 'owes her Independence, her Safety, and her ac knowledged Superiority over the enslaved and degraded Na tions of Europe. R. BRASBRIDGE-respe6tfully informs those t, who, sensible of . such blessings, lam en t th e l oss o f .M. ,' lll.l whose Councils p r , cu r e d th e m, t h a t h e h as h app il y S ucceeded in obtaining a correct Impression for SEALS, 1 1 1 NCs, and LOCKETS, taken from TurnerellPs 13ust, ~ h icir is -este , rned the best Likeness of the. Right Hen. 'VILLIAM PITT. No. too, Fitet L'rra. THE LIJ.V. is NY E.iT ATE, NORTH WALES. ESSRS: WINSTANLEY and SON reweet b,,, fully acquaint ilie . Public, that te' LLEW ENY ;1..," i ATE, situate in the Counties of De n b igh . anct Flint, '''->rth Wales, advvr ,, sed to be sold by Audio'', in 48 Lots, i, ll Wednesday and ; nursday, the sgth and3othin4. is DIS. . OSED OF, in One Lot, by Private Contrad. Paternoster. row, ;Way is, 18 io. . _ - NEW STATE LOTTERY, To be Drawn in JUNE, T—TAZARD, BURNE, and Co. Sock-Brokers,74- 1. respectfully inform the Public, that TICKETS and for the present STATE L OTTE RY are on Sale ' tffice, No. y;, Royal Exchange. : - T.„erne is on the same improved Plan as the last, as ( , f Tickets, Mode of Drawing, &c. and presents, iclizi.dt to the zoo,oool. of Prizes, FOUR EXTRA BENEFITS, Of toe Whole Tickets-each, give,' to the Four Tickets of the First Num. her drawn a Prize above tsl. Letters, rins , t_paid, duly answered, and Schemes Owls. Bank, Muhl, er l, :4nd South Sea St oc k s , w i t h their several :itinuities, India Bonds, Exchequer Bills, and every 0. - , e nof GoVernlllellt SeLutat.... , bought and - sold by Coin. 2 of - £30,000 • 39 - - ,C 20,000 52 - of . - £2,000 33 - ot . - of - - t,OOO 47 .of - 5,,00 99 - - - Soo ORNSBY and Co. Stock-Brokels, sha re d a n d ti sold the above Capit Prizes, and paid. 'the sam e on elhand. .9n JUNE the fith the STA T E LOTTERY wilt begin fitrish.—Four Extra Chances are given, by which the , a lder of only a Sixteenth Share can obtain Six Thousand 4 ilieas; Tickets, Halves, Qua' tens , and Eighths, their se. end proporti ns. o ) rders, by Post or Carrier, executed on the same termS it present, at their 01 . EstAlislied State Lottery Oakes, Cotnhill, and Sr. Alartarces 11111, Borough. tYTONT, fete Pinner with the deceased Sir i„ IAM ES BRA N:r . A.:O Al El, his the pleatire of announe. degto his Frie n d f a n d the Public, the LOTTERY which I 'au's Bth ItiN E, go,:-.s the greatest chance to the Atlven- Wtet. for so small a risk. Four Packets of Ti c k e t s ,- O ne o t ulJred in each Packet, are to be gi v e n by th e C on t ra 6f o rS :the foitenate Holders of t h e. First-drawn P r i ze above. 5:51..- nen - a ticket may - gni iipWards of te0,0091. and S lures in eo'dort ion: - t ..i'- )(TON has been truly l u cky i n telling PaCkets of tickets, ,:::,. 7.08 t, producing nearly_4,o4ol. and No. 3,6 iS, rodu c i rig z4, - '651. was vAd, in sixteen Sixteenths, aid paid tenthhint ..0111,:respielive 'Holders, who received for each Six.._ 1,5 r . 16s. 3d. Y 15 lucTyO at • I • EN 501',.. its a continuance of the public f a vo u r s , 4 k Office • 2, CORN HI LL, near the' Mansion-House RANSCCAII3 and Co. with their usual great 1„ , Success, Sind I,'/1 L ast Lottery in 78 Shates, In the preceding Lottery, °' 3,734 . . C.11i0,040 No. 2,6iS . . . ,C 20,000 • 4,654 . . . s,OOO 383 .- . . • i,OOO of cool. each • . 2,500 3of cool. each . t,sob ShilitS of almost every Capital therein; 'and in Last zs e c r only, s; ); 20,0001. and Capitals to the ainount•of hlast 2' -1061 and besKles Inc first 30,0c01. t..c. 3 . . 4),nool. Prize ever shared ; and in previous .Years to an s t int beyond all precedent are now selling Tiickets and 4 14 res in the NEW LOT.TERY, to be drawn Bth IU NE, wiwlnch :ere are" Four Grand Prizes of zco Tikets each,. 1 1 ,, 14 1 may produce to a Ticket too,oool. and to a Sixteenth rwiltds of 6,o:ol. It i tI RANS.CC) MB and Co. again guard the Pnblic against ledeception set forth of their Firm and Claims of the Sale ):,:he First and Last of Extra Grand Prizes so given ; the i te ,,Cl is, every iixteenth was Sold, and the fortunate Ad •tlttreis each received r ;471. ifa. 3d. at their No OLD aril ONLY Offices in London, viz. IsC• 3 7,c()RNHILL; No. it, HOLBORN; • Ti ' I .3B ,.EIAYMARKET; and N. 269, STRAND. w as 'l' will never falsely assert they "divided a Capital which 41,_ not absolutely SHARED and SOLD to the Public as I , olt BILE AND INDIGESTION. HALLAM'S ANTIJIILIOUS PILLS. HESE Pills are particularly rec(i:ll:;iended in all r:,, • h ilious Complaints. whether arisinv 1 7 , :,1 a weak or de. Adion of th . . Stomach. from Col whereby the - tion of !tile is obtruded, or from in Eating or • Zli k t - wherein the Bile is rendered a t ria c.,grosive, : - :turgitated to the Stomach. causuls Si‘lcuess, Jaundice, fI"Y . Disorders, Indigestion, Ike. '.` lima! Costiveness, a sluggish StAte of the Bowels, t. • !-ach.and during Pregnancy, t:.ey may be tak en tar good ,Jed. „ A% ;; rid. per Box. duty included. ' and retail by - .haw and Edwards, 66, St. b utt s 14. retail by Baxter, ,lin is • • . 4 1t1 dull, Dublin 4E , and II all Dealers in Medicine. ~~fl~ ,~, a t IyEDNESDA r , mAy 16, 1810. DINNER OF THE LOYAL AND INDEPENDENT . • LIVERY OFIONDON.' • THE LIVERYMEN of LONDON who habe . 1. signed the DEC liA RATION of the Meeting - 11'2d qtthe London Tavern on the 4th of May 1810, expressive of their' Veneration int. the Constitution, their unshaken confidence in the Virtues of the King,. in the Wisdom of the Legisla ture, 'and in the Purity of the Judges of the Land, intend to Dine together on Tuesday, the 22d inst. at the London Ta vern,,and the following Gentlemen will officiate as Stewards on the occasion : ••• • . • CHRISTOPHER SMITH, Esquire, Alderman, in the Chair. 'Sir Richard Carr Glynn, Bart. Alderman .Sir John- Earner, Knt. Alderman . Sir Charles Flower, Bart. Alderman • - Claudius Stephen Hunter, Esq Alderman • . , • Samuel Birch, Esq. Alderman. . . • John Atkins, Esq. Alderman and Sheriff.- • William Jacob, Esq. Alderman, M.P. Sir Robert Wigram, Bart._ . - ... . Messrs. Richard Abbey- Messrs. John :Inglis Nathaniel Atcheson . Edward Kenible ' J. Ackock - Richard Knight William Angell Samuel Kentish Thomas J . Allen' Matthias Lucas :John Alldin - John Leech • lames Arthur John Lodge . Henry Blacksland Thomas,Leverton Jacob Boak Charles Lock' Daniel Britten ' ' Edward Manly ,N. Brickwood Miles Maskew John Branton • Richard Mountford Huntly Bacon , - H. N. Marten john Burgon - William Merle John Blades - G. V. N uen b u r, s - •.: , Daniel Bell . George Nash W. Borradaile • Andrew Nash R. Borradaile ' William Palmer lahez Bey non Edward Puynder Thomas Chatteris . ThornaS Poynder .William M. Carter John Perkins • - John Coope . Thomas :Pittman Samuel Dixon . Henry Pige o n Richard Dixon • Charles Price William Dawes . J. RamsbottoM John Eykyn John keay' Robert Elliot Hasket Smith . George Fryer Peter Skipper Eugenius Penning Thomas ,tyan Thomas Foster • . R. S. Sharp • Richard Frisby Thomas Sparks - George Godwin . Robert-H. sparks Witham Gould • George Sharp , Daniel Gosset ,Thomas Simps on Joseph Gough i Benjamin Seiern William Graham ' Thomas C. Srevens • George Glenny Richard Teasdale Alex. S. Gordon John Till John tfainrian Robert Taylor S.- Elougham Christopher Liddy Thomas Hodgson ' .Joseph , ay . l or William Hayward josepl W. - -ich Benjamin Howard Thomas Wilson Theophilus Hearsey • Edward Windus lames Jacks Thomas Willi ams ,Richard lennins John Wild. * RICHARD. CLARKE. Secreta r y. ** The Doors will be opened at Three o'Clock..-Dinner on Table at Four o'clock precisely. Da" Tickets to be had on Thursday-nex'.., of the Stewards; and of the Committeerat the Tavern. Tuesday, May is, T 81,). MODERN PATRIO'I7I.SM. This . . Day ". , sFut , iished, price 2s. 6d. THE PATRIOTS and the ;WHIGS, the most dangerous Enemies of the State. The Second Ed; : ; enlarged ; in which is recommended anew and more efficient mode of warfare. By IRVING BROOK, Esq. Primed for M. 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It allays nervous irritation, elms ! rapid to. mirk of the blood, gives to the perturbed to.: regular course and circulation, and restores the , relaxo.l fin:e to its prof.er tone, arid settles on the cheek the mantling hue of health, beauty, and purity. Against all the irrep;uletities et the sex It is a never-tail ing restorative; as, in Gown Sickness and Obstrudi ass : in Nervous disorders, as Hysteric, Spasms. Patsy ; is lisr:,;rs from a relaxed fibre, AS Jiff chitdbrd ; Dropsy, ,d even during the pregtlahl state. It shoutu be kept, by every fe male, as a proper domestic awdicine, which she can, at all times, resort. N. in an attack of any illness. Sold wholesale and ret.ll at Mr. Hurler's, 4. Chcipside, corner of Paternoster. row ; Bacon, go, and Alen, 76, ford-street; Clark, 269, Borough ; Turt, Royal 'renal*: ; and !post Country Medicine Vendors, in Boxes, as as. 9d. each. Of whom may be had, Dr. fothergil's Nervous C, raial Dr-p;, sv justly recommended for the cute or all Net' Complaints, in Bottles, price 4s. 6d and t2S. each. - Co TAYtoe No. e, New lee-Street. Honoured Sir, Edinburgh. \ialcri iii, isoi. IBEG leave to inform you, that ever sitii•c the year lige, I have bees ;relit:led wits, the Lie> ' l,- ne. rea ; which, from its obstinately resisting every c of Medicine prenribed by the most eminent ;it ity here, and undergoing several severe courses of s ..iv and twice discharged troni the .osei" wi r, retie% would appear to be of the most Inver r In the spring of last year my disorder had gra sac a as nearly to put a period to my existence—l had .„. uleer on the crown of my head, one 'I each arm, aryl my legs were broke out in a frightful manner ; right .v. as ( L ea d_ fully painful, , and had been in a stati. ot ulceration for the last seven years ;my lett had also tw e on it, was very much, discoloured, and gave me suer: ,:xcrutia./- ing pain, particularly when warm in bed, as nearly to de prive me of rest; in this lamentable state, I was recom,. mended Mr., I. 'Thompson, (who recei,el so great a cure by them here;, to take your Leal< e's - Oatent which I brgan to d.' on the 16th of M ry ; in the course of a•fortnight, I e,..‘an to receive ,beeefit -in little ionic than a month, the ulcers on my hezd and arms were 'soundly healed—soon alter, rho sores On my legs nealcd also; leaving,. hoWever, considerable discolostration in the skin, and pain in the bone of the .left, which, .by the 'ales. sing of God, and a little longer perserance in yourinva luable Medicine, subsided; tile rusks disper s i ng , t h e skin regaining its natural hue, and the nocturnal pains grad,ially going olt. l thus becaree, by your liberal advice and Me dicine, perfectly free from all 'my former complaints_ have recovered my former spirits and strength, and sin be.. come jolly and fat, in which state navingeoniinued many months to the astonishment of all who knew she, I am at a loss in what terms to express any gratitude, but beg you, for the good, of other suffering mortals, to make th is my case as public as possible, as lI shall on every occasion; in so doing, you will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful, obedient, very bumble servant, ALEX. MURKEIe.. Swan's Close, High-street, Edinburgh. Witnesses to the above Cure : lours THOMPSON, No. 3. New Poultry Market; and lo MN M'IN 'Cgs H Old Assembly-Close, Edinbur g h . Prepared Ind Sold by the sole Proprietor, THOMAS T....vs.ort, Meitiber of the Royal Cullege of Sur . goons, at his House, No. g, New Bridge-street, London where, after a constant resedence of more thint thirty-six years, in a practice particularly directed to the :r •of 'Venereal Complaints and those incidental to the carts of Generation, with 'that inviolable secrecy which men if his profession should always observe in such cases, lie flatters himself, the advice and assistance he gratuitously administers to persons taking this Modieine s . will •be esteemed, by a discerning Public, as an advantaeesel. domattainable and void tit all ambiguity. Also sold, by his appointment, for the convenience of those livingat a distance, at the r'erfieuer's, No. 35, • St.. Alban's-street, ; rh. Thysitop, No 103, ox. - ord-street; Mr. liisbon , ugh's, No. 1, Fish-street-hill. Mr. Steel's, Bookseller, i..,. 1, r rw, Little Tower. hill Mr. Beaters, so .1 -brid g e, Ede..a.righ; Air. Mac donalcl, Glasgow ; Mr bull, liame-stree., bublin ; and by, one person in. every considerable town m Great lin tainand Ireland, in Boxes of only 2S. yd. each, sealeti up With full'. and plain directions, 'whereby pets , e.s either sex may cure thernselves with ease, speed. s. ere; N. B. Every Box sold in Great Brir.un is e Vv':h a Stamp, on which, by favour of the (...• /I ..e#. 3 printed, at the Stamp Office--" T. I . :Atli:if, N 0.4, Ncw Bridge-street,u—to imitate which is Felony, and all others are Counterfeits, urtont r ~, w ,♦ ~.~ i